9 April 2014

Purchase pre-paid electricity power through Airtel Zap

Step 2 Choose Money Option
Step 3 Choose the Nickname option & enter MYPOWER Step 4
Enter amount Step 5
Confirm transaction Step 6 Enter the 4 digit password
Step 7
Under reference option enter the full
KPLC prepaid 11 digit meter number.
The customer will receive a confirmation
SMS with the following attributes
1.
Transaction ID – which is unique for
every transaction.
2.
Amount paid
3.
KPLC prepaid meter
number
4.
Customers Zap balance.
Source: kenyapower.co.ke/mplan/Pre-paid power user guide rev1.pdf

Purchase pre-paid electricity power through MPESA

menu select “pay bill”
Step 2
Enter theKPLC
prepaid business number 888880
and press OK
Step 3
Enter the
11
digit pre-payment meter
number that you would like to purchase
a token for and press
OK
Step 4
Enter the amount you wish to purchase
electricity token (between KShs.
250
and
35,000
) and press
OK
Step 5
Enter your
M-PESA PIN
and press
OK
Confirm that all the details are correct
and press
OK
Step 6
You will receive a confirmation
SMS
from
MPESA
immediately.
KPLC
will then
generate a token for your meter and
send it to you via sms.
T H R O U G H M P E S A
“Always remember
to have your 11 digit
meter number when
you need to buy more
credit for your pre-paid
meter.”
Purchasing pre-paid electricity token via MPESA or ZAP is as simple as using your
phone. You will receive a return SMS that contains the token number which you
enter into the meter. When the electricity credit is used, you can purchase more
credit.

Purchasing kenya power electricity token

2.Supply the operator at the vendor with the meter ID card or meter serial
number.
3.Supply the operator with the amount you wish to purchase.
4.You will receive a 20-digit token printed on a receipt.
Note:To display the meter serial number, key in ‘100’ followed by the ‘Enter’ key.The meter will display the 11-digit meter serial number, scrolling from right to left(twice).This number is the same as the meter serial number and the number on the User ID card used to purchase electricity.
Source:www.kenyapower.co.ke

KENYA POWER PREIPAID USER GUIDE

1.Go to the local electricity vendor.
2.Supply the operator at the vendor with the meter ID card or meter serial
number.
3.Supply the operator with the amount you wish to purchase.
4.You will receive a 20-digit token printed on a receipt.
Note:To display the meter serial number, key in ‘100’ followed by the ‘Enter’ key.The meter will display the 11-digit meter serial number, scrolling from right to left(twice).This number is the same as the meter serial number and the number on the User ID card used to purchase electricity.
Source:www.kenyapower.co.ke

8 April 2014

Cheki.co.ke

There are numerous Auto websites in Kenya, offering users to all sorts of vehicles. One of he leading auto sites in Kenya is Cheki.co.ke. Established in 2010, Cheki.co.ke is Kenya’s #1 Auto website with more car buyers and car sellers than any other site in Kenya


Cheki.co.ke is an online marketplace where all of Kenya's leading car dealers, importers and private sellers post their cars for sale in Kenya.
They do not sell cars directly but rather offer a state of the art advertising medium for Kenyans to buy and sell their cars, 4WDs, vans, bikes and trucks and other vehicles.


They offer a one stop destination for all buyers of Japanese import cars to Kenya, by centrally hosting all the cars of many leading Japanese car dealers and importers to Kenya.
Cheki.co.ke is available online, on your mobile, on Nokia Ovi and Android App Stores, on http://www.standardmedia.co.ke/cars and other leading online media properties in the region.

Cheki.co.ke is a division of Cheki Africa Media which operates and invests in leading marketplace websites in several East and West African countries.
Source: http://www.cheki.co.ke/about

What Is Content Marketing



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If you’ve spent any time on this and other blogs related to small business marketing, you’ve probably run across the term “content marketing” more than a few times. And while content marketing as a strategy is quickly gaining popularity in the industry, some people are still not quite sure what it means. In a series we’re starting today, we’ll see if we can help with that.

Content Marketing Institute (yes, that really exists), offers the following definition:

This might seem a little dense, but it does hit all the major elements of content marketing. To understand the concept – and later implement it – let’s break this definition down into its relevant pieces:
…Creating and distributingThese two aspects really must go hand in hand. Creating the content for your marketing efforts is all well and good, but you won’t see the benefits until you start distributing it. This can be as simple as putting it out on a public blog, or as involved as forming relationships with industry influencers. We’ll get into specific techniques later in this series, but the important thing to understand off the bat is this: content becomes more and less valuable depending on how many people view it, engage with it, and share it. Not only from a standpoint of reach, but also how your content will be ranked by Google.
…Relevant and valuable contentThere are two reasons that your content needs to fit these descriptors. First, it will go a long way toward establishing the credibility and thought leadership you are aiming to create with your audience. Secondly, and of equal importance, is the effect that quality has on your content’s likelihood to drive traffic to your website. If you are consistently creating content that people recommend, Google will understand that it is good quality, and will rank it more highly. Keyword-spamming by creating content that is basically just stuffed with keywords and links used to be effective, but Google – and humans – have become wise to this practice and do not tolerate it well.
…To attract, acquire, and engageIn the past, marketers aimed to broadcast a message of their choosing to a broad audience of whoever happened to hear it. In recent years, however, marketers have learned to use emerging technology and trends to get much better bang for their buck – and a more valuable experience for their audience. Instead of selling products to people who a bunch of people who didn’t show an interest in them, we can now target our message to specific groups who have shown an interest in a product by going out and searching for it. Content marketers put what they want found out there, and let it bring their target audience to them.
…A clearly defined and understood target audienceThis may seem obvious, but you’d be surprised at how many marketers miss this part. It’s really difficult to create content that will be relevant and valuable to someone without first determining who that someone will be. Your content strategy should start with goals. Who are you trying to acquire? Everyone in the world, or a specific segment of your customers? The topics you cover and the way that you discuss them will be determined by this information, so make sure it’s clear from the start.
…With the objective of driving profitable customer action.Again here, objectives are key to the development of your strategy. Not only do you need to decide who you want to acquire, but what you want them to do once they are with you. Do you want people to buy something for themselves? Sign up for something? Buy something for someone else? Sign a petition? Start by knowing where you want to go before you pick the route you’ll take to get there.
Over the next few posts we will dive more deeply into content marketing strategy. Hopefully today gave you a good primer for the discussion to come!
Source: Sarah Matista, resident blogger at Webs, where she also manages marketing for Pagemodo

30 November 2013

Public Secondary Schools in Migori County

Schools Code Number, the School Name and the Type of School.
1    44707101    ST PETER’S ABWAO SEC SCHOOL – Mixed Day & Boarding
2    44707102    MIGORI SECONDARY SCHOOL – Boys Day & Boarding

Public Secondary Schools in Garissa County

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Code Number, the School Name and the Type of School.
1    45801102    NEP GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL – Girls Boarding
2    45801103    COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL – Boys Boarding
3    45801104    SANKURI SECONDARY SCHOOL – Boys Boarding

4    45801105    UMUSALAMA GIRLS’ SECONDARY SCHOOL – Girls Day
5    45801109    BOYS TOWN SECONDARY – Boys Day
6    45801110    IFTIN GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL – Girls Day
7    45801111    TETU SECONDARY SCHOOL – Boys Day
8    45804101    SHURIE SECONDARY SCHOOL – Boys Boarding
9    45804102    YUSUF HAJI GIRLS SEC – Girls Boarding
10    45805101    MODOGASHE SECONDARY SCHOOL – Mixed Day & Boarding
11    45806101    BURA SECONDARY SCHOOL – Boys Boarding
12    45815101    DADAAB SECONDARY SCHOOL – Mixed Boarding
13    45816101    BALAMBALA SECONDARY SCHOOL – Boys Boarding

Public Secondary Schools in Wajir County

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Code Number, the School Name and the Type of School.
1    46802101    WAJIR HIGH SCHOOL – Boys Boarding
2    46802102    SABUNLEY SECONDARY SCHOOL – Boys Boarding
3    46802103    WAJIR GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL – Girls Boarding

4    46802104    FURAHA MIXED DAY SECONDARY SCHOOL – Mixed Day
5    46802106    WABERI MIXED DAY SECONDARY SCHOOL – Mixed Day
6    46802301    KHOROF HARAR SECONDARY SCHOOL – Boys Boarding
7    46807101    BUTE BOYS SECONDARY SCHOOL – Boys Boarding
8    46807102    BUTE GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL – Girls Boarding
9    46808101    GRIFTU SECONDARY SCHOOL – Boys Boarding
10    46808102    HON KHALIF GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL – Girls Boarding
11    46813101    ELDAS SECONDARY SCHOOL – Boys Boarding
12    46818101    KUTULO GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL – Girls Boarding
13    46819101    BUNA SECONDARY SCH – Boys Boarding
14    46820101    HABASWEIN BOYS SECONDARY SCHOOL – Boys Boarding
15    46820102    SENIOR CHIEF OGLE GIRLS’ SECONDARY SCHOOL – Girls Boarding
16    46820103    HABASWEIN MIXED DAY SECONDARY SCHOOL – Mixed Day

29 November 2013

Public Secondary Schools in Mandera County

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County Schools Code Number, the School Name and the Type of School.
1    47803101    MANDERA SECONDARY SCHOOL – Boys Boarding
2    47803102    MOI GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL. – Girls Boarding

3    47803201    ARABIA BOYS SECONDARY SCHOOL – Boys Boarding
4    47803202    LAFEY BOYS SEC SCH – Boys Boarding
5    47803203    ARABIA GIRLS SECONDARY – Girls Boarding
6    47810101    TAKABA BOYS’ SECONDARY SCHOOL – Boys Boarding
7    47810103    TAKABA GIRLS’ SECONDARY SCHOOL – Girls Boarding
8    47811101    ELWAK SECONDARY SCHOOL – Boys Boarding
9    47811103    ELWAK GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL – Girls Boarding
10    47811104    CHIEF MOHAMED JARI SECONDARY SCHOOL – Mixed Boarding
11    47812101    SHEIKH ALI HIGH SCHOOL – Boys Boarding
12    47812102    RHAMU GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL – Girls Boarding
13    47812201    ASHABITO SECONDARY SCHOOL – Boys Boarding
14    47814101    LAFEY BOYS SECONDARY SCHOOL – Boys Boarding
15    47817101    WAYAM SECONDARY SCHOOL – Boys Boarding

National Secondary Schools in Kenya

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Schools Code Number, the School Name and the Type of School.1    1100003    KENYATTA HIGH MWATATE – Boys Boarding
2    1100004    BURA GIRLS – Girls Boarding
3    3100001    MAMA NGINA GIRLS – Girls Boarding
4    4100002    RIBE BOYS – Boys Boarding
5    7200009    KARIMA GIRLS – Girls Boarding
6    8200007    KAGUMO HIGH – Boys Boarding
7    10200008    MURANGA HIGH – Boys Boarding
8    11200001    ALLIANCE HIGH SCHOOL – Boys Boarding
9    11200002    ALLIANCE GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL – Girls Boarding
10    11200003    MANGU HIGH SCHOOL – Boys Boarding
11    11200004    LIMURU GIRLS’ SCHOOL – Girls Boarding
12    11200005    LORETO HIGH SCHOOL LIMURU – Girls Boarding
13    11200006    MARYHILL GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL – Girls Boarding
14    12300001    MACHAKOS BOYS – Boys Boarding
15    13300005    MUTHALE GIRLS – Girls Boarding
16    14300006    MOI HIGH MBIRURI – Boys Boarding
17    15300002    MERU SCHOOL – Boys Boarding
18    18300003    MAKUENI BOYS – Boys Boarding
19    19300004    CHOGORIA GIRLS – Girls Boarding
20    20400001    LENANA SCHOOL – Boys Boarding
21    20400002    NAIROBI SCHOOL – Boys Boarding
22    20400003    THE KENYA HIGH SCHOOL – Girls Boarding
23    20400004    STAREHE BOYS’ CENTRE & SCHOOL – Boys Boarding
24    20400006    PANGANI GIRLS – Girls Boarding
25    20400008    MOI FORCES ACADEMY – NAIROBI – Boys Boarding
26    20400009    STAREHE GIRLS’ CENTRE – Girls Boarding
27    23500003    ST BRIGIDS KIMININI – Girls Boarding
28    24500004    TARTAR GIRLS – Girls Boarding
29    26500001    MOI GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL- ELDORET – Girls Boarding
30    27500002    NAKURU HIGH SCHOOL – Boys Boarding
31    27500007    MOI FORCES ACADEMY LANET – Girls Boarding
32    27500008    UTUMISHI BOYS ACADEMY – Boys Boarding
33    27500009    NAKURU GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL – Girls Boarding
34    28500005    KIPSIGIS GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL – Girls Boarding
35    29500006    KAPSABET BOYS – Boys Boarding
36    31500011    MOI GIRLS ISINYA – Girls Boarding
37    34500010    ST PATRICK ITEN – Boys Boarding
38    36600002    LUGULU GIRLS – Girls Boarding
39    36600004    FRIENDS KAMUSINGA – Boys Boarding
40    37600001    KAKAMEGA HIGH – Boys Boarding
41    38600003    BUNYORE GIRLS – Girls Boarding
42    39700001    MASENO SCHOOL – Boys Boarding
43    40700002    KISII HIGH – Boys Boarding
44    40700003    NYABURURU GIRLS – Girls Boarding
45    41700004    ASUMBI GIRLS – Girls Boarding
46    42700005    MARANDA HIGH – Boys Boarding
47    44700006    KANGA HIGH – Boys Boarding
48    45800001    GARISSA HIGH – Boys Boarding

15 October 2013

Co-operative Bank of Kenya; Mobile-banking, Money transfer

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HOW TO TRANSFER MONEY FROM M-PESA TO CO-OPERATIVE BANK :

To deposit money into your bank account,Ensure you have enough cash in your M-PESA account to cover the deposit and transaction charges. It is important to note that while us Mpesa will deduct its charges from your Mpesa Account, Co-operative Bank deducts their charges in your bank account.
Meaning after the transfer, your new Bank account balance will be less the transaction fees. The transaction charges are:

RangeM-Pesa Charges (Charged in your M-pesa Account)Coop Bank Charges (Charged in your Bank Account)Total
Ksh.100 – Ksh. 2,499Ksh. 30Ksh. 30Ksh. 60
Ksh. 2,500 – Ksh. 4,999Ksh. 50Ksh. 50Ksh. 100
Ksh. 5,000 – Ksh. 9,999Ksh. 75Ksh. 75Ksh. 150
Ksh. 10,000 – Ksh. 19,999Ksh. 100Ksh. 100Ksh. 200
Ksh. 20,000 – Ksh. 35,000Ksh. 150Ksh. 150Ksh. 300
  1. Go to the Mpesa menu on your phone and select Pay Bill option.
  2. Enter business no. 400200
  3. Enter your Cooperative Bank Account no.
  4. Enter the amount to transfer (maximum amount per transaction 1s Ksh. 35,000, and Ksh.70,000 maximum within 24 hours)
  5. Enter your M-PESA PIN number
  6. Confirm your details and press OK/Send
Next, you will receive and SMS from M-PESA showing the amount has been transfered from your account, it reads: ” BBBBBB confirm sent to Co-operative Bank Money Transfer for account on 05/12/10 at 11:30 am.New M-PESA balance is
Shortly after (approximately 5 minutes), you will receive an SMS from Cooperative Bank confirming that the money will indeed be transfered to your account: “M-Pesa Paybill Amount = will be transferred to bank A/c , , shortly. Co-operative Bank K Ltd.”
In one hours time, the money will be available in your account for any other transaction e.g online transaction using your ATM Card
HOW TO TRANSFER MONEY FROM CO-OPERATIVE BANK TO M-PESA:
Now, to Access money in your bank account for different services, You need to have registered for M banking at any Cooperative Bank Branch.
Then on your phone press *667#. A menu will appear on your phone from which you select what M banking service you need as follows :
5. Mpesa
4. Airtime (Pre-paid only)
3. Utilities
2. Alerts
1. Banking
0. Call center Number
Press the number against the service you need. In our case you press 5 and follow the intuitive wizard. However, you need to be fast in keying in information in each step, if you delay for more than say 60 seconds in a single step, the system does not complete your request and you have to start afresh.
As at the date of this post, Cooperative bank charges a flat fee  Ksh. 60 to transfer money to your MPesa account regardless of the amount. You are however limited to transfering a total of Ksh. 75,000 within 24 hours. Once the money is in your Mpesa account, normal Mpesa charges will apply for any further transactions e.g withdrawing the money from an Mpesa agent.
Now you have no excuse to be stranded in the bush with money in your account!

7 October 2013

How to check KPLC E-Bill SMS Service

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 Querying your electricity bill via SMS is as easy as:

  1. Open new SMS message
  2. Type the first part of your KPLC A/C number e.g. where 9999945-01, write 9999945
  3. Send the message to 5551
  4. You’ll receive an automatic reply with your account balance details
  5. Currently works on Safaricom and Zain networks and is charged KES5 above normal rates